
Apartments near Lloyd Square in Campbell, CA (1,556 Rentals)


1323 Lexington Dr

1349-1351 Essex Way

1338 Essex Way

1891 Curtner Ave

1337-1339 Essex Way

1330 Essex Way

1885 Cortner Ave

1324 Essex Way

1787 De Marietta Ave

1327 Essex Way

1960 Southwest Expwy.

1883 Curtner Ave

1331-1333 Essex Way

1781 De Marietta Ave

1793 Stokes St

1777 Stokes St

1313-1321 Essex Way

1759 Stokes St

2230 Shamrock Dr

1743 Stokes St

1775 De Marietta Ave

1307-1309 Essex Way

1134 Delna Manor Ln

1889 Cody Way

1725 Stokes St

1930 Southwest Expy

1893 Cody Way

1769 De Marietta Ave

1709 Stokes St

1764 De Marietta Ave

1920 Southwest Expy

1691 Stokes St

1770 De Marietta Ct

1115 Delna Manor Ln

1780 De Marietta Ct

1105 Delna Manor Ln

1290 Leigh Ave

3383-3385 Payne Ave

1658-12658 Leigh Ave

1910 Southwest Expy

1760 De Marietta Ct

1104 Delna Manor Ln

1675 Stokes St

1750 De Marietta Ct

1900 Southwest Expy

1095 Delna Manor Ln

2953 Walgrove Way

1278 Leigh Ave

2965 Walgrove Way

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There are currently 994 Studio Apartments in Campbell with rent ranges from $972 to $3,904 with an average price of $2,546.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Campbell ranges from $1,036 to $9,636 with an average monthly rent of $3,127.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Campbell range from $1,233 to $7,936. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,917.
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